stickball in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

stickball in the PONS Dictionary

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Today stickball injuries are common, however, there are rules in place to prevent players from being seriously injured.
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There are traditionally three areas of scoring on the stickball pole.
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Then they'd blow out the door, sometimes getting a can of paint to draw bases in the streets or cutting a broom handle for stickball.
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As with most stickball leagues, the rules are fluid and proprietary.
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The stickball players scoffed, reminding him that he'd paid for a single swing.
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In modern day recreational stickball games, it is not unusual to see women playing.
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When you swing your hardest in stickball -- or in baseball, or golf, or bar fights -- you almost always pull your head.
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She loves to play stickball.
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He was a one-armed stickball player, someone the salt and pepper observers of today say was one of the best.
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Other southeastern nations have their own complexes of sacred and social songs, including those for animal dances and friendship dances, and songs that accompany stickball games.
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